The Episcopal Church has been part of Colorado’s history since the mid-19th century, growing alongside communities across the developing state. The first Episcopal congregations were established in the 1860s, providing places of worship and service as Colorado’s towns and cities expanded. Today, the Episcopal Church in Colorado continues this tradition through congregations across the state, welcoming people of diverse backgrounds and serving their communities through worship, outreach, and ministry.

Please visit https://episcopalcolorado.org/ for more information.

The Episcopal Church traces its roots to the United States as early as the colonial era and was formally organized in 1789 following the American Revolution. As part of the worldwide Anglican Communion, the Episcopal Church has a long tradition of worship, service, and community. Today, it continues its mission of welcoming people of all backgrounds, serving others, and seeking to live out the teachings of Jesus Christ through faith and action.

Please visit https://www.episcopalchurch.org/ for more information.

The Lectionary is a carefully arranged collection of Scripture readings used throughout the Christian year. It provides readings for Sundays, feast days, and other occasions, guiding congregations through the story of faith and connecting worship with the seasons of the Church. The Episcopal Church follows the Revised Common Lectionary, which brings together readings from the Old Testament, Psalms, the New Testament, and the Gospels.

Please visit https://www.lectionarypage.net/ for more information.